Sentence examples for such as modifications from inspiring English sources
First, it demonstrated the heterogeneity and the complexity of microcirculatory disorders in response to bacterial invasion, such as modifications in vasomotor tone, activation of the coagulation cascade and increased platelet leucocyte interactions [1].
A wide variety of user-generated content for Minecraft, such as modifications, texture packs and custom maps, is available for download from the Internet.
The optical nature of the reflector sight meant it was possible to feed other information into field of view, such as modifications of the aiming point due to deflection determined by input from a gyroscope.
In a letter sent to OTA in March 1990, USACE identified issues with the Creek Turnpike project, such as modifications to Polecat Creek's channel, impacts on the Arkansas River floodplain and levee system near Jenks, and loss of 14.8 acres of wetlands.
Capacitation comprises a series of processes, such as modifications in sperm surface protein distribution, alterations in plasma membrane characteristics, changes in enzymatic activities and modulation of intracellular constituents [10], [11].
More precisely, entity names are combined with other features such as modifications, compartment and complex components.
By the improved preparation techniques such as modification of graphene, 3D structure tailoring, and thermal treatments, we may make sensors to suit the ideal state.
Therefore, different techniques such as modification with cocatalysts, heterojunction, etc., have been developed to reduce the photocorrosion and enhance the PEC properties [66, 67, 68].
Although the activity of electrocatalysts depends on many factors, such as modification of geometric and electronic structure by Pt Pb interaction, crystalline size and so on.
There exist several ways to embed data in transform domain such as modification of quantization table, heuristic based, utilizing non-shared selection, and side information at sender side [7].
When two-dimensional (2D) electrophoresis is used as the separation technique from biological mixtures, variations in glycosylation states can be studied with high sensitivity due to new detection methods, such as modification-specific fluorescent dyes.
